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TERRACE, B.C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 192

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| Badminton Club:
In Terrace Was
Formed Monday

Qn Monday. evening last the
Terrace Badminton Club held an
organization meeting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Burnett. The
following officers were elected:

President—J. K. Frost.

Viee-President—A. H. Barker.

Bon, Sec.-Treas.—Mrs. J. K. Frost.

Executive Committee—Mrs. J. Sun-
dal, Mrs. P. Monckton, W. Burnett,
E.G. Ayliffe.

Satisfactory arrangements have
been made for the use of the
Veterans’ Hall, and supplies have
been ordered, It is expected to
scart play near the middle of the
month.

MINERAL CLAIM AND LAND SURVEYS

FRED NASH, B.C.L.S.

TERRACE, B.C.

Surveys Tunovucwout CenrraL 8B, C.

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| TERRACE. HOTEL |

J. K. GORDON
Proprietor

TERRACE
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PALA OPPPRPS

TOURIST * HOTEL
CAFE

The only place in Terrzea to eat

cpen 6.20 in the morhing
until 11 p.m. daly

Special arrangements made for parties
Special Suppers or Banquets served

Give us a trial
Frepv. DUBORD - PROPRIETOR

FURNISHED
ROOMS  vrwvec

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Comfortable, and con-
venient to Station
and Town

F. H. Aiken

Terrace Club
TERRACE = - -

NOVEMBER 10TH

Memorial ‘Service
10 a.m, in the G.W.V.A. Hall.
TERRACE | .

E DANCE at 9 clock ‘pm.

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oT Sprinas 1 . HORTICULTURE

‘Harvest Thanksgiving service
will be held in the Anglican
Church next Sunday. November
9, at 7.30 p.m. Special music is
being provided, -

Cart Gustsfson and Anthony
Cyrs, of Prince Rupert, spent the
week-end in town.

Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, of Cop-
per City, attended the masque-
rade here last Friday.

C. W. Harrison, inspector of
fisheries, spent a few daya in
Terrace last week. He was ac-
companied to Vancouver on Sat-
urday by C. R. T. Hearn, super-
intendent: of the hatehery at
Lakelse.

Mrs. W. C. Sparkes has return-
ed home after spending the past
two months with her mother and
relatives in Cleveland, Ohio.
She returned by way of Ontario,
where she visited a number of
Mr. Sparke’s people.

Mrs. Harry Mist and two chil-
dren, .who spent the past few
months in Vancouver, returned
home on Wednesday last.

Usk,. were guests at the home of
W. ©. and Mrs, Sparkes.

Mrs. and Miss Halliwell were
Prince Rupert visitors last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Barbeau and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Kihn, and
Wm. Bevnon left on Monday for
Hazelton on a short holiday.

Mrs. de Kergommeaux and
son, Robert, Jeft on Friday for
Prinee Rupert.

Mrs. Wm. Kirkpatrick and
Mrs. Soucie spent the week-end
in Prince Rupert.

Joe Marchildon is spending a
holiday in Prince George. _

J. Nutt left for Prince Rupert
last Saturday after spending the
summer in Terrace.

The memorial service on Poppy
Day, Monday November 10, will

The public is cordially
invited to attend, the service be-
ing undenominationa!. Return-

led men men are requested to
_|wear their war medals.

After
the service there will be cars
available to take all who wish to

'|the cemetery, where wreaths will

be placed on the graves of re-

--|turned men.

Terrace weather for October—

-|"Temperature,. highest 60, on 24th,
lowest 26 on 9th; average for the

month, 45; 10-year. average for|.
October, 45. Precipitation, rain,

16,19 .ing.; 10- -vear average for Oc-
tober, 5.48. ins,

~The W. A of the. Anglican

;|Chureh met on’ Thursday. of last

week at the home of Mrs, Carr,
where Mrs... Hamlin entertained.

RB, W.. Riley was. a passenger

on Sunday’s train to Prince Ru-
pert.

J. Seigfried, who has spent the
summer: in Alaska, returned to
his ranch last week: .

Mrs. Barber, one of the pio-
neers of Terrace, and now of
Seattle, is the guest of Mrs. De-
fontaine while renewing old ac-
quaintances here.

Mrs, S. Hausenchild, of Prince
Rupert, spent a few days last
week here visiting relatives and
friends, aad left for home on
Sunday.

The Ladies’ Guild of the Pres
byterian Church met at the home
of Mrs. Brooks on Thursday of
last week, The ladies are busy
preparing for their sale of work
on Armistice day.

The residents on the hill had a
little excitement on Sunday mor-
ning at about 10 o’clock, when
the rectorv adjoining the Angli-

Mra, P. K. Skinner and son, of.

be held in the G.W.V.A. Hall at!
110 a.m.

ean church caught fire. Themen
turned out in full force with bue-

alarm, and were able to xtin-

the roof.

T. Frost, who has spen the
summer working on the Skéena
bridge, left for Vancouver on
Wednesday.

J. Hoar, of Kalum Lake, went

ness trip.

Bert Morley, of North Dakota,
is a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, BE, France this week.

The tennis enthusiasts took ad-
vantage of the good weather
of the early part of the week to
play as much as possible,

Robt. and Mrs. Haney and son,
whr have spent the summer in
Smithers, returned to Terrace on
Wednesday last, and will take up
a home here.

Announcement.

Mrs. H. Defontaine announces
that she is prepared to do family
knitting; any size socks and stock-

ings at 35¢. per pair.. Good work
guaranteed. 3940
Announcement

The Presbyterian Ladies’ Guild
are having. chicken supper and
sale of fancy articles on Nov. 10.
Admission, adults 75c, children
85c, ; Sapper from 6 to 8 p.m. _

E. 6 Bellicini of Houston hes
brought out samples of free-mill-
ing gold that.are very rich. He
got them from - Sibola ‘mountain,
‘He is being: financed by a‘retired
Chinese merchant: who. is - ready.

to go ahead: with: extensive devel-
“opments | in the apring. eae

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GEO. LITTLE ‘Terrace, B.C.

‘LUMBER MANUFACTURER |

LUMBER Price List

Rough Lumber........ owe censure wees eeees $18.00 per M
Shiplap.... ..........2.eeeeee be eneeneeeere 22.50

Sized Lumber: ..........ceseee cess eee cceeee 22.50 “
Finished Material . bee we eeeseeeees .40.00 to 65.00
Shingles............-....44- . from $2.50 to $5.00 per Ml

Prices subject to change without notice
Orders filled at short notice. Mill running continuously.

Priees of Moulding, etc., on application

on a. on. eres

guish the: flames. while . Stall on}.

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kets, upon the raising of ‘the -

bad

CANADIAN Fall Steamship Service

sailings from Prince Rupert

$.S. Prince Rupert or Prince George sor vAN-
VTE. age COUVER, VICTORIA, SEATELE, and intermediate points
ests each WEDNESDAY 8.00 p.m., each SATURDAY

- 12.00 midnight.

~ §,S. Prince Jolin For ANYOX and STEWART, Wednesday, at 10.00 p.m.
For all ports QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, 12 midnight

October 18th, November 1st, 18th. ‘

. PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE TERRACE BC.
@ASTBOUND—8.57 P.M. Daily except Sunday.
WESTSODND—12.07 P, Vi. Daily except Tuesday.

For Atantic Steamship Sailings or further information apply to any Canedign Nations! Agent ot
R. F. McNaughton, District Passenger Agent, Prince Rupert, B.C.

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POF PP PISS SLES al Fath nr

south on Wednesday on a busi-|

Chocolates | ThermosBottles

Ganong’s and Thermos
New lot received. In Boxes ; Kits
and in bulk _ at different prices

WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF WRITING PADS: AND TABLETS

THE TERRACE DRUG STORE

R. W. RILEY TERRACE

Save ourself the work and’ worty
of making bread at home. Spring

“Let George .
Do It”

CAKES MADE TO ANY ORDER

duties and the coming of the hot
summer weather will add its bur-

_ den. Do not slave at the range—
Let George do it. |

Highest quality fresh bread and supplies shipped promptly to any point-along the line ;

GEORGE POWERS: - Priprietor
P.O, Box 10k - TERRACE, B.C.

The Terrace Bakery :

has brought its increased household’

PARTIES CATERED TO

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HANALL. B. C.

~ Hanall Spur, B.C,

Lumber

Manufacturere of

‘Rough, Dressed & Dimension _

Royal

Company
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HEMLOCK, SPRUCE AND BIRCH. >

HEMLOCK, seRuce AND CEDAR p.

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